A native of South Dakota, he attended schools in Montana and moved to Lodi in 1967. Brandner worked as a railway carman for various railroads for 20 years, ending his career with Southern Pacific Railroad at the Roseville Yards.
Brandner is survived by his wife, Lou Brandner; two sons, Wilmer Brandner and Junior Brandner; a daughter, Jean Brandner; six brothers, Rudy Brandner, Helmut Brandner, Henry Brandner, Art Brandner, Oscar Brandner and Jake Brandner; and three sisters, Adelia Dickhoff, Alyce Kempton and Ruth Reynolds.
Interment in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel June 6, 1978
A native of South Dakota, he attended schools in Montana and moved to Lodi in 1967. Brandner worked as a railway carman for various railroads for 20 years, ending his career with Southern Pacific Railroad at the Roseville Yards.
Brandner is survived by his wife, Lou Brandner; two sons, Wilmer Brandner and Junior Brandner; a daughter, Jean Brandner; six brothers, Rudy Brandner, Helmut Brandner, Henry Brandner, Art Brandner, Oscar Brandner and Jake Brandner; and three sisters, Adelia Dickhoff, Alyce Kempton and Ruth Reynolds.
Interment in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel June 6, 1978
Family Members
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Emil Brandner
1904–1974
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Adelia Brandner Dickhoff
1905–1987
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Rudolph Valley "Rudy" Brandner
1906–1989
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Jacob "Jake" Brandner
1908–1996
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Oscar Brandner
1912–1993
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Arthur Benjamin Brandner
1914–1988
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Helmut "Brad" Brandner
1915–2010
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Henry "Hank" Brandner
1919–2006
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Alyce Brandner Kempton
1922–1986
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Ruth Brandner Reynolds
1926–2001
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